How the work is sequenced
Start from the approved design. Set up the index, authors, common datums and views. Establish the schedules, tags, and assembly and life-safety information early so dependent views can use them. Print a coordinated set for markup, resolve discrepancies, and proof the issued PDF. This is an ARCH 3023 adaptation of professional progress reviews. The specific weekly drawing targets are planning checkpoints; the marked deliverables come from the course.
Start in Week 10. Agree who owns every sheet, confirm the common plan crops and model datums, and get the site and A200 plans furthest along. That geometry drives the elevation openings, section cuts, life-safety paths and ceiling layouts. Studio Week 10 prioritizes these base drawings.
Where to find drawing sets
Each sheet includes an original schematic snapshot, with features added and highlighted as the weeks advance. Real project references are linked by sheet number. The examples show the information to communicate in Revit. Dimensions, materials and ratings come from your project and its sources.
Final PDF proof · Week 15
Correct the Week 14 markup first. Proof the final PDF at Arch D for graphics and legibility (/10), detail level (/10), design function (/10), detailing (/5) and integration (/5). Then check A003 assembly legends (/5), A500 wall sections and details (/5), and A010 life safety plus A700 reflected ceiling plans (/10). These are set-wide rubric marks.